Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Lorraine Day.
Reviews of Lorraine Day Movies (1)
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Randy West, Mike Horner, P.J. Sparxx, Buck Adams, Alicyn Sterling, Alexandria Quinn, Lorraine Day
Studio: New Machine
Directed by: Chi Chi LaRue
Release date: 10/3/2002
Bite (New Machine) review summaries:
astroknight's
Running Time: 69 min. Production Date: 1991 Director: Scotty Fox Cast: Alexandra Quinn, Alicyn Sterling, Lorraine Day, P. J. Sparxx, Buck Adams, Mike Horner, and Randy West Initial Expectations: New Machine has been doing an okay job with their early 1990s features. Im expecting another okay DVD here. Initial Reaction: Its pretty typical early 1990s porn, but still fun. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting some fun and light porn Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting nastier sex or a great transfer Audio /Video Quality: The audio is clear and normally well balanced. The video shows a fair amount of grain that continues evenly to the edge of the screen, and feels like it might have been taken directly from VHS. The lighting is well done, and shows few unnecessary shadows, although there are a few remnants that flash by here and there. Music: The music blends classical music done on an organ to give it a creepy feel, with cheesy porn music. Both work very well for the movie, but are normally a bit loud. [read the full review]
review from 12/7/2002:
Running Time: 69 min. Production Date: 1991 Director: Scotty Fox Cast: Alexandra Quinn, Alicyn Sterling, Lorraine Day, P. J. Sparxx, Buck Adams, Mike Horner, and Randy West Initial Expectations: New Machine has been doing an okay job with their early 1990s features. Im expecting another okay DVD here. Initial Reaction: Its pretty typical early 1990s porn, but still fun. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting some fun and light porn Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting nastier sex or a great transfer Audio /Video Quality: The audio is clear and normally well balanced. The video shows a fair amount of grain that continues evenly to the edge of the screen, and feels like it might have been taken directly from VHS. The lighting is well done, and shows few unnecessary shadows, although there are a few remnants that flash by here and there. Music: The music blends classical music done on an organ to give it a creepy feel, with cheesy porn music. Both work very well for the movie, but are normally a bit loud. [read the full review]
